Goenkars,
In order to ensure a method to the madness of this debate, may I suggest
that we have just 2 ground rules in responding to Mr. J. Colaco’s
appended e-mail, please:
Comment only on the item that you are well aware of and with a decorum
of respect for one another. A point of view can be expressed in many ways.
If one is responding then one does not need to repeat what others are
saying. However, if there is anything new to the item than by all means
comment.
We need to learn to overcome our knee jerk reactions (something I
believe as Goans we have in our DNA composition) and hold on to answers
for a day or two before responding for a great result.
Let us breathe during that time for inspirations in our responses.
It is only by such interaction between us that we will learn to manage
people if we as Goans come to fruition in ruling Goa. – Paradigm change
starts right from today if we are to succeed.
Let’s relax and make our point in a rationale and professional way with
little bit of humour and politically correct answers.
This time I have just hit the reply hit button and removed just one
person who requested me to delete his e-mail address and I have complied.
To survive is to change; to survive often is to change often – Hopefully
the changes starts from the start of this e-mail debate.
Regards
Oscar C. Lobo.
Melbourne.
From: J. Colaco
My dear Oscar,
I will enter this discussion once more and then return to my corner.
Perhaps, Goans will determine for themselves the following.
a: Why did the electorate in Goa vote the Congress - the last time
around? Were Goans not aware of corruption?
b: Do anyone among us know of ANY post-1961 govt that has not been corrupt?
c: Do anyone among us know of ANY post-2010 party that will not be corrupt?
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